Mikefule said:*Being a mild depressive living in a city recognised as the second
worst place to live in Britain (according to a recent TV show) gets
the blame. But it is noticeable, to me, that I get more aggro on the
Coker than on the 28.It seems a while since I had the time and energy to use the Coker for
what it does best. *
Still got a telly? I thought you were a sensible person.
You should give old Coker another chance. Apparently this was not the
best day or route for a reunion between the two of you. Sitting atop a
36" wheel pedalling among crowds of people is mentally challenging. It
doesn't matter if you are the most normal person on the planet - up
there you will feel like a freak unless you are surrounded by ten other
Coker riders (my guess). Communicating with people from that position is
very difficult. For other people to communicate with someone sitting on
this contraption is probably also difficult in many cases. But Coker
riding is worth this agony. You know it. Now go to Coker and say I'm
sorry, I won't sell you.
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